Health
Blood Donor InformationLast Updated 12 Jan 2023
BLOOD DONOR GUIDELINES
Traditionally in North Cyprus, it is the responsibility of the patient to find friends and family to donate blood in the case of any surgery.
In emergency situations, the hospital will request blood from the State Blood Bank in Lefkosa and the patient should arrange for replacement blood to be donated by friends and family post-operation. It is not necessary to replace all the blood with the same blood group as the patient; it is the replacement of the same number of units which is important.
In the case of elective or planned surgery, it is the responsibility of the patient to arrange for donors to donate at either Girne State Hospital Blood Bank or Lefkosa State Hospital Blood Bank. The blood donor will need to state the name of the patient and the hospital they are in when they donate; this should be BEFORE the surgery is required. In this case it is preferable to find people of the correct blood group.
As the main Lefkosa Blood State Bank is always short of blood, the BRS, in conjunction with the blood bank, and Girne state hospital organise a number of blood donor days every year to try and boost the available blood supply and to try and raise awareness of the importance of donating blood.
Please do not underestimate the importance of donating blood; it literally could save a life.
Please also help by informing friends and family of the need for donors and encourage them to register (see below).
Information on Donating Blood - please check BRS website for any changes.
In North Cyprus both sexes can donate every four months.
The age limit for regular donors is 68; the age limit for first time donors is 67. The BRS is currently undergoing discussions with the Health Department to raise the age limit for donors.
You can donate at Girne State Hospital or the Lefkosa Blood Bank Monday to Friday between 8am and 1pm. The BRS organised blood donor days are advertised in Cyprus Today and an email is sent to all donors registered on the donor database. If you live to the east of TRNC you can also donate at the new Famagusta State Hospital between 9am and 2pm, Monday to Friday.
Donating blood takes approximately 20 minutes. The technician will first check your blood pressure and haemoglobin count, and provided these are within the specified health limits, you can donate.
To register as a donor, please use the contact page with your name, home location, mobile telephone number, email address and date of birth. If you know your blood group, please also advise what it is. If you don’t know your blood group, we will be able to tell you once you have attended a donor day and we have received your results from the blood bank. Having donated blood at a donor day you will be issued with a donor card on your next visit.
Unfortunately the new Government residency on line system does not recognise blood donations made through the year as part of residency requirements, as it had done in the past for those under 60 years of age or requiring a test for other reasons.
If you have any queries, please use the contact page and select Health/Welfare to send it to.
PLEASE REGISTER AND HELP SAVE A LIFE!
Health Matters in the TRNCLast Updated 12 Jan 2023
Although there is NO equivalent to the National Health Service in the TRNC, there are plenty of good doctors, dentists and hospitals, both state and private, along with other health professionals who provide a good to excellent standard of care but it is different from what you would expect in the UK.
Private Medical and Dental treatments are at the cost of the patient and charges vary from one practitioner to another.
The BRS has negotiated discounts with some hospitals for its members and you need to present a valid BRS card to obtain this. Please login and see the members section for full details.
One of our Discount Partners is Azant Insurance, who work with Zirve Sigorta to provide Health Insurance. It is now possible to purchase Emergency Stability Health Insurance for our members up to 85 years of age. Please click here for details.
It’s worth noting that you will be expected to pay your hospital bill in full when you are discharged. Bear in mind if paying by debit card or withdrawing cash from a cash machine that most banks set a daily limit on how much you can have per day and your hospital bill is likely to exceed this! When being admitted for a procedure you should take your passport with you as the hospital holds this and returns it to you on discharge, when you have settled your bill.
ALWAYS ask about the cost of treatment before you agree to go ahead with it and ask for something in writing. It is advisable to get a second opinion on what is being recommended as well as getting alternative quotes.
As members know there has sometimes been a dispute on the discounted price as there has been no written agreement with the patient. Some hospitals have agreed on a formal terms and conditions document that will hopefully clarify matters for all parties. Please see discount list.
Doctors and Dentists issue prescriptions but such medicines are payable at cost by the patient. If you are receiving a regular prescription in the UK please take care to check the availability and cost of any medicines you may require.
A British citizen, with an up to date European Health Insurance Card, visiting Cyprus as a tourist, can be treated in a Republic of Cyprus state (not private) hospital or you can choose to seek and pay for private treatment in South Cyprus. There are restrictions on this and for full details on the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC), see the relevant section.
The main hospitals frequently provide health prevention screening packages, which offer a raft of investigations at a much-reduced price. There are differing opinions on health screening, some say it throws up ‘conditions’ that require further investigation that turn out to be benign and need to treatment, causing unnecessary stress and worry. The other opinion is that finding and diagnosing conditions such as pre-diabetes, high blood pressure and cardiac issues etc. mean they can be treated sooner and prevents complications that can arise if left untreated. In addition, early cancer detection is a lifesaver!
We will endeavour to inform our members of any packages that are being offered at a discounted rate.
GP Clinics
In recognition of the GP led service that many expats are used to, some hospitals and clinics have set up a system whereby you can ‘register’ with them and they offer GP style clinics with referral to a specialist as required. Specialist referrals are often next day or within the same week. You can register with as many clinics as you like!
The number of hospitals providing this service is increasing an you may wish to enquire at your nearest provider.
Ambulances
Most of the Private Hospitals have their own ambulances and they will take you to their own Accident and Emergency. (A&E) The most commonly used numbers to ring are;
Near East / Dr Suat-Gunsel 153
British Kolan 0392 680 8080
State Hospital Ambulance 112.
Be aware that there is no postcode generated satellite navigation system nor freely available street maps so you may need a friend to meet with the ambulance and guide it to you, if you are not near to a well-known location.
State Hospital A&E - Many minor injuries are treated quickly and without cost in the emergency room of the state hospitals. It is local practice that the first port of call during an illness is the local pharmacist who provides free advice, or will recommend a visit to a doctor.
Hospital details
Here are details of some of the more commonly used hospitals:
- Baskent Hospital Lefkosa - 0392 223 6695 / 0392 223 6588
- British Kolan Hospital - The main hospital is based in Lefkosa and this is where surgery would be done. https://www.kolanbritish.com/home/ 0392 680 8080 In addition there is a clinic in Kyrenia
- Etik Hospital Lefkosa - 0392 223 4694, 223 4764; 2236328 http://www.etikhastanesi.com/
- Guven Hospital Ankara with Girne Office - Yasmin Çaliskan: 0533 842 7349
- Kamiloglu clinic and hospital Girne 0392 815 3282
- Medical Port Tunççevik Hospital 0392 815 0800 http://www.medicalporttunccevik.com/en/. It can be found on the Bellapais Road just before Altinkaya Resort.
- Near East Hospital – The large hospital site is based in Lefkosa http://neareasthospital.com/?lang=en but there is also a clinic/hospital based in Kyrenia in the Karakum area. https://neu.edu.tr/dr-suat-gunsel-hospital-now-in-service/
There are a number of other hospitals and we have just listed the ones our members have tended to use. Details of hospitals in other areas of North Cyprus will soon be added.
Pharmacies
There are numerous pharmacies in North Cyprus and most of the pharmacists and staff speak English. As in the UK they can help with minor illnesses and recommend treatments or where appropriate, advise you to seek medical attention. The Cyprus today newspaper, which is printed every Saturday, has a list of duty pharmacies that are open.
Nursing Care/Home Care
Standards of nursing care are quite different here to the UK. In the State Hospital it is relatives and friends who are expected to provide the nursing care.
The private hospitals do have nurses who provide the care, most of whom have been trained in Turkey. Standards of care can be variable.
On discharge from hospital if you require help with basic chores and or basic hygiene, dressings etc, some Hospitals offer a domiciliary service at an hourly rate. Again this may vary. This includes travel time and fuel costs. They can provide purely 'domestic' duties, basic hygiene, providing lunch, light housework etc. If nursing care is required, such as injections and dressings etc this can also be provided. Again, I would urge full clarification on requirements and costs.
For respite care or end of life care etc. Dr. Suat Günsel Hospital of University of Kyrenia offer a "Geriatric Service" where a person can stay with them 24/7 at a basic cost of 3000TL per month (FEB 2018). This includes the room, basic nursing care and all meals. Any additional requirements need to be discussed and costs obtained. Please note there are no communal facilities here and most patients that take up this service spend the majority of time in their rooms. This can be used for a variety of reasons, e.g. respite care, end of life care or for a longer stay following surgery. If it is for less than a month then it should be a pro-rata charge. I cannot stress enough that you discuss exactly what you require and ascertain costs and that if the hospital fee additional chargeable services are required at any stage that the hospital discuss this with the bill payer before initiating them.
In addition, there are a number of individuals who have a care or nursing background who offer domiciliary care. I am unaware of any checks on their qualifications, but I know people have used them and been satisfied.
The KOLAN British Hospital has now introduced Private Nursing Home Care Packages available now:
Please click here for details.
Assisted aids
The BRS hold some mobility aids such as wheelchairs and walking sticks that can be borrowed by members on a short term basis. Contact the BRS Health and Welfare Secretary for further information.
ANTIGEN/PCR TESTINGLast Updated 12 Jan 2023
Please note that Antigen Tests are now available from most Chemists (40tl), but you will will need to make sure that they can provide the results as a document or on your phone.
Please click here for details of the latest Antigen test locations.
Currently there is no definitive list in existence for PCR testing centres. Most private medical clinics and hospitals are undertaking the tests for a relatively small cost. State Hospitals now seem to have moved away from PCR testing to concentrate on Vaccinations.
We have asked for the relevant information to be made available but this may take some time. Also local PCR test centre locations should be available from your local Beledeye as most of them are conducting localised testing.
Once we have more information we will update this page.
State Healthcare and InsuranceLast Updated 12 Jan 2023
Below is the actual cover provided by the State Health Insurance. We were provided with the document in Turkish and this is a certified copy of that document.
Health Insurance Coverage (Compulsory for residency visas)
For Foreign Nationals with an Immigration Permit Foreign nationals, who have paid the premium determined in accordance with Article 11 of the National Health Insurance Scheme, can benefit from health examination and treatment services carried out in the emergency services free of charge. However, all other public health services, excluding the emergency health treatment services carried out after the necessary examination and diagnosis in the emergency services, including consumables, polyclinic services, laboratory and examination services, public pharmacies, drug supply services, all kinds of inpatient treatment services, any paramedical services and any other public health services offered can be used at full cost. The scope of emergency treatment services as per Article 11 of the National Health Insurance Scheme is as follows:
- Drowning
- Traffic Accident
- Suicide Attempt
- Rape
- Fall
- Injury/ limb rupture
- Electric shock
- Freeze
- Cold Shock
- Heat Shock
- severe burns
- Serious Eye injuries
- Poisoning
- Serious allergy anaphylactic situations: Severe allergy or low blood pressure that may lead to impaired heart rhythm, respiratory tract obstruction.
- All kinds of spinal fractures of the spine and lower extremity fractures, which cause large external or internal bleeding.
- Decompression (diver's disease) situation commonly known as ‘crippled by the bends’
- MI, Arrhythmia hypertension crises: Heart attack, types of heart rhythm disorders that require urgent treatment, brain pressure, hemorrhage etc. rising to a degree that can lead to serious outcomes
- Asthma crisis, acute breathing problems
- Any situation that causes loss of consciousness
- Sudden strokes
- Serious general condition disorder
- High fever: poisoning, infectious diseases, heat stroke, etc. If the average body temperature is 39.5 C or above.
- Diabetic and uremic bleeding: conditions that may start from confusion caused by diabetes and kidney failure to complete loss of consciousness (coma).
- Dialysis disease accompanied by general condition disorder
- Acute abdomen: Perforation, hollow or knotted inflammation of hollow organs such as stomach intestine, etc. situations requiring urgent intervention.
- Acute massive hemorrhages: Life-threatening internal or external bleeding, usually caused by trauma.
- Meningitis, encephalitis, brain abscess
- Renalcoholic: A condition that causes severe pain that may lead to urinary tract or kidney damage caused by renal calculus.
- Acute psychotic pictures: Neurological or psychological discomfort.
- Migraine and/or vomiting, loss of consciousness, headaches.
- Discomfort due to delirium tremens.
Access to NHS Care in the UKLast Updated 12 Jan 2023
In April 2015, changes were made to the way the NHS charges overseas visitors for NHS hospital care. These changes also affect some former residents of the UK. The changes were made so that the NHS does not lose out on income from migrants, visitors and former residents of the UK, who may be required to pay for their hospital treatment costs while in England.
Within England, free NHS hospital treatment is provided on the basis of someone being ‘ordinarily resident’. It is not dependent upon nationality, payment of UK taxes, national insurance contributions, being registered with a GP, having an NHS number or owning property in the UK. The changes which came into effect from April affect visitors and former UK residents differently, depending on where they now live.
Treatment in A&E departments and at GP surgeries remains free for all.
“Ordinarily resident” is a common law concept interpreted by the House of Lords in 1982 as someone who is living lawfully in the United Kingdom voluntarily and for settled purposes as part of the regular order of their life for the time being, with an identifiable purpose for their residence here which has a sufficient degree of continuity to be properly described as settled.
Anyone who is not ordinarily resident is subject to the National Health Service (Charges to Overseas Visitors) Regulations 2011. These regulations place a responsibility on NHS hospitals to establish whether a person is ordinarily resident; or exempt from charges under one of a number of exemption categories; or liable for charges.
Nationality or past or present payments of UK taxes and National Insurance contributions are not taken into consideration when establishing residence. The only thing relevant is whether you ordinarily live in the UK.
People who live outside the European Economic Area, (EEA), including former UK residents, should now make sure they are covered by personal health insurance, unless an exemption applies to them. Anyone who does not have insurance will be charged at 150% of the NHS national tariff for any care they receive.
For more up to date information go to the Gov.uk web site.
ADAPASSLast Updated 12 Jan 2023
WHAT IS AN ADAPASS?
- Passport Picture Page
- NHS Vaccination Record
- Adapass Record – if you have one. If not, then confirm that you do not have an existing Adapass record.
- Residency Permit
The idea of the ADAPASS is really quite clever as it pulls together a persons COVID history in respect of PCR and Antigen testing, Vaccinations, and Information regarding recovery from the Virus as well.
All of this information will be held centrally and can be ‘recalled' using the QR code on the ADAPASS.
We know from our members that the problems begin with the system not recognising an individual when applying for the document to the information contained on the records being incorrect. In order to attempt to rectify this an announcement was made that if you attend the site of your last TRNC vaccination, between the hours of 12noon and 2pm there will be members of the Health team there to correct these anomalies.
However there has been absolutely no information regarding exemptions for people who are unable to attend those sites or for other legitimate reasons.
Businesses in the categories shown below have already had to register for access to the ADAPASS system in order to allow persons into the following venues.
SECTORS
Bar and club, tavern, café, restaurant, supermarket, internet café, betting offices, nightclubs, barbers, hairdressers, beauty salons, massage parlours, tattoo parlours, mass event sectors, store-boutiques, cinemas, theatre halls, concerts, exhibition, indoor gyms, indoor swimming pools, hotels, casinos, youth camps, wedding/engagement/circumcision ceremonies, bingo, indoor children's playgrounds, and places of worship
As of 13.09.2021 the adapass will be active accross the TRNC and this will allow the affected INDOOR sectors to question the persons who will enter the above venues.
Our current advice is to carry your vaccination cards or the latest PCR/Antigen test results with you.
If you attend the location where you previously were vaccinated, between 12midday and 2pm, there will be staff from the Adapass scheme available to assist face to face with issues relating to registering and accessing your Vaccination Record. If you received your second vaccination at a different location from the first, then we would suggest going to the second location.
PREVIOUS INFORMATION
The following information has already been shared, but it includes the link to apply for the pass and other relevant information.
If you would like to save an image of your TRNC Vaccination Record on your Smartphone or print some copies off and carry with you, when attempting to enter “closed areas” say in a restaurant, as an example, under the current Covid regulations, then please use the following link.
Once the site has opened up, you will need to enter the following information,
Kimlik Numaranizi Giriniz – In this box enter your passport number only.
Adiniz – In this box enter your Christian name.
Soyadiniz – In this box enter your Surname.
Dogum Tarihi – In this box enter your DOB as requested. DD/MM/YYYY
Tick in the “I am not a robot box”
You will then be presented with a number of squares. You are required to click on each individual square that shows an image of the item you have been asked to identify. Then click on “Verify”
When a Green tick appears alongside the ‘I am not a Robot', then click on “Hemen Sorgula”
Your vaccination record will then appear on the screen. You can save this image on your Smartphone by accepting a message that may appear on the screen of your smartphone asking if you want to open up the site in Safari. If you select this option, your vaccination record will be saved as an image in your pictures folder.
You can also take a picture of your vaccination record, which will then be saved into your pictures folder.
If you see any message within a pink box directly underneath the Hemen Sorgula box containing any message such as “ henuz asilariniz tamamlanmadi” please re-check the information that you have previously entered.
If all of the information entered is correct, then one further option will be to add/enter any middle names that you have, alongside your Christian name, provided that any middle names are shown in your passport.
Some members have also found that by replacing your passport number with the barcode number shown on your TRNC Residency Visa, in the Kimlik Numaranizi Giriniz box, that the system recognises you. So apparently it could be either of these numbers.
The vaccination record appears to show your first vaccination date for both doses of vaccine.
There is also a helpline number available. In case of a problem during the process, assistance can be received from call centre 1111.
As per our last update we are now aware that the ‘Pilot' trial for the Adapass scheme will begin on 27th August within the Lefkosa District. Although we believe it will be confined to the town centre.
We still HAVE NOT had any clarity from the Government in respect of how to apply for exemptions for those members who, for whatever reasons, have not been vaccinated or had their vaccinations in the UK and need to have them added to the ADAPASS scheme.
The advice that we are giving is for all vaccinated individuals to carry your UK, EU or TRNC vaccination certificates AND passports should you be questioned.
For those of you who are unvaccinated and consider the ‘risks' too high due to medical conditions we expect that you will soon have to be in possession of a medical certificate/letter confirming this, it will NOT be sufficient to apply for an exemption as you will be required to provide medical evidence.
UNVACCINATED PERSONS LIABLE FOR COSTS
From 13th September 2021 ANY unvaccinated person requiring a PCR or Antigen test will be liable for the cost of those tests.
Also the hotel expenses for unvaccinated people in quarantine will also have to be covered entirely by themselves.
PCR Tests will be priced at 100 TL and antigen tests are 40 TL.
POSITIVE PCR/ANTIGEN PROCESS AND VACCINATION INFORMATIONLast Updated 12 Jan 2023
VACCINATION TABLES
The following document provide the recommended intervals between vaccinations for
- Over 18s who have NOT contracted Covid
- Those who have contracted COVID after vaccination AND
- Those who have not been vaccinated OR not completed their initial program.
Please click here to download the PDF.
UK GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS TRNC VACCINATIONS
Since 10th January 2022 anyone fully vaccinated in the TRNC can enter the UK without the need to take a Day-2 and Day-8 PCR test.
The requirement now is to pre-purchase a Lateral Flow test prior to arrival in the UK to be taken in the first TWO days. You DO NOT have to self-isolate until the results are confirmed but should continue to test for health reasons.
SUMMARY OF COVID-19 DECISIONS
The Higher Committee for Infectious Diseases on Friday updated the Covid-19 measures and restrictions in place.
According to the latest decisions, fully vaccinated persons who have come into direct contact with an individual who has tested positive for Covid-19 will be allowed to resume their daily activities without the need to isolate by wearing a face mask.
- These individuals will be required to monitor themselves for symptoms.
- The contact will be required to carry out a rapid test on the 5th day if he or she has not developed any symptoms.
- However, the individual will be required to carry out a rapid test earlier should they develop symptoms before the 5th day.
- The isolation period for unvaccinated persons or those persons who have not completed their vaccine regimen has been reduced to seven days.
- These unvaccinated persons will be required to carry out a PCR test on the 7th day.
- The isolation period for persons who have tested positive for Covid-19 has been reduced to 7 days.
- The person will undergo a PCR test on the 7th day after testing positive.
- If the person continues to test positive their isolation period will be extended to 14 days.
POSITIVE PCR/ANTIGEN TEST PROCEDURE
We have finally received confirmation from the TRNC Health Ministry that should you arrive back from the United Kingdom via the Republic of Cyprus,and as an example after arriving in the TRNC receive a text message from the Republic of Cyprus advising you that you have positive PCR test upon arrival ateither Larnaca or Paphos, or you subsequently test positive while in the TRNC OR at any time, the procedure that you should follow is,
- Call 0548 857 5717.
- As this number tends to be extremely busy, it is suggested that if you have a Smartphone and have WhatsApp installed you send a message, to that number (0548 857 5717) marked for the attention of Dr Sebnem.
- The message should include a copy of your Passport Picture page, along with your mobile number, and a brief explanation of your circumstances, i.e., arrived at ………. Airport on date……….. and have now received a text message from……………..advising that you have tested positive.
- Then request clarification on exactly which procedure you are to follow.
- If you test POSITIVE you MUST take this action or face being fined for non-compliance.
VACCINATION EXPIRY/ADAPASS CANCELLATION
Vaccines that are given within the TRNC have a ‘shelf life’ and once this has expired you will be classified as unvaccinated and your AdaPass cancelled.
For Sinovac and Johnson and Johnson this is THREE months after completion of your course (a single dose in the case of Johnson and Johnson)
For Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Moderna this is SIX months after completion of the course.
If your AdaPass is cancelled you will be required to undergo a complete course of vaccines (a single dose in the case of Johnson and Johnson) before you will be able to reapply.
BOOSTER INJECTIONS
The Government have advised anyone who received the Sinovac vaccine that as a 3-month period has elapsed they are now able to attend any of the District State Hospitals vaccination locations to been given their booster injection. Generally this is the Pfizer BioNtech vaccine.
Should you have been vaccinated with the Pfizer or Astra Zeneca vaccines you need not take the booster for a period of 9 - 12 months.
ADDITIONAL BOOSTER INJECTIONS
It is recommended that the second booster injections are taken three months after completion of your initial vaccinations. (Six months if your were vaccinated with Pfizer, AstraZeneca or Moderna).
Furthermore as of January 31st, 2022, anyone over the age of 50 years and above who have passed 3 months after the previous dose vaccination, will be able to get their next booster vaccine
The immunisation of this age group continues five days a week in hospitals of Lefkosa Dr. Burhan Nalbantoglu, Girne Akçiçek, Cengiz Topel and Magusa.
As of 31st January, Dr. Burhan Nalbantoglu State Hospital children's vaccinations will also be done between 08.00-14.00 hours like other three state hospitals.
After the Omicron variant was also seen in our country, the “Vaccination Table” was updated by the Contagious Diseases Vaccine Committee.
- According to table, 3 months after the 4th dose, the 5th dose of Biontech vaccines will be available to people over 50 years of age. After having the first dose of vaccine as Sinovac, if over the age of 50, Biontech vaccine is recommended again 3 months after the 4th dose.
- In addition, people who had Covid-19 disease before their vaccinations were completed or without any vaccine were asked to start vaccinating 1 month after the date of becoming negative.
VACCINATION CENTRES AND AVAILABILITY
Please see the attached list which gives the locations of vaccination centres as well as which vaccines are available. These locations and times may vary due to stock levels.
GIRNE
Girne State Hospital - Pfizer/Astra Zeneca
Suat Gunsel Hospital (Near East Hospital Karakum) – Sinovac OR Johnson & Johnson,
Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm & Saturday and Sunday 9am to 4pm
Ozyalcin Vaccination Centre (Harley Davidson) – Johnson & Johnson,
Monday to Friday 9am to 2pm
LEFKOSA
Lefkosa State Hospital - Pfizer/Astra Zeneca
Kolan Hospital – Sinovac,
Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm & Saturdays 9am to 1pm
Etik Hospital – Sinovac,
Monday to Friday 8am to 1pm
Near East Hospital – Sinovac OR Johnson & Johnson,
Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm & Saturday and Sunday 9am to 4pm
Dr Burhan Nalbantoglu State Hospital – Johnson & Johnson
Monday to Friday 08.30 to 2.30pm, Saturday & Sundays 08.30am to 6pm
FAMAGUSTA
Famaguta State Hospital - Pfizer/Astra Zeneca
Famagusta Medical Centre – Sinovac,
Monday to Friday 8am to 1pm
Kunter Guven Hospital - Sinovac,
Monday to Friday 12midday to 4pm
Near East Dispensary – Sinovac
Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm
Maras Health Centre – Johnson & Johnson,Monday to Friday 2pm to 6pm
ISKELE
Iskele Health Centre – Johnson & Johnson,
Monday to Friday 2pm to 6pm
GUZELYURT
Near East Dispensary – Sinovac,
Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm
Cengis Topel Hospital – Johnson & Johnson,
Monday to Friday 9am to 1.30pm
